Zhejiang Reagle Sensing Technology Incorporated - 浙江锐鹰传感技术股份有限公司
Zhejiang Reagle Sensing manufactures rotary and linear encoders for robot-joint motion feedback, serving industrial, medical, and energy markets.
Zhejiang Reagle Sensing Technology Incorporated (Zhejiang Reagle Sensing Technology Co., Ltd.) is a China-based manufacturer of rotary and linear position encoders headquartered in Jiaxing, Zhejiang province. The company's core technology covers photoelectric, magnetoelectric, and inductive high-precision displacement sensing, and its catalog spans embedded, hollow-shaft, and shaft-type rotary encoders as well as standard and pull-wire linear encoders.
Among its named product lines, the KID series is a hollow-shaft dual-encoder design intended for compact robot-joint integration, rated for repeatability better than plus-or-minus 10 arc-seconds with an effective resolution above 17 bits. A related KIT series hollow-shaft dual encoder is built to a thickness under 8 millimeters while holding the same plus-or-minus 10 arc-second repeatability and delivering 23-bit output. On the linear side, the SIN60 series linear encoder is specified for repeatability better than plus-or-minus 0.75 micrometers with speed fluctuation under 5 percent at 100 millimeters per second, while the DIN58 series offers absolute positioning accuracy of plus-or-minus 40 arc-seconds, repeatability of plus-or-minus 7 arc-seconds, and IP65 ingress protection. The wider catalog also includes photoelectric, fiber-optic, proximity, and laser-ranging sensors sold under model families such as SROA, KIN, KON, SROI, WIN, DMN, DON, SRMA, SRMI, and XIN.
On its official site, Reagle lists motion control and robotics as core application areas, alongside precision machine tools, smart logistics, packaging equipment, and construction machinery within the broader industrial-automation segment. The company also names surgical robots as a served application within its medical-sector materials, in addition to new-energy uses such as photovoltaic, lithium-battery, and wind-power equipment, transportation uses including automobiles, elevators, and road-monitoring systems, and defense-sector uses. This breadth positions the company as a component supplier of motion-feedback sensors rather than a robot builder itself, with its encoders feeding into the servo and positioning loops of third-party industrial and collaborative robot arms.
The company's listed office is at 4th Floor, Building 9, Smart Industry Innovation Park, Changsheng Road (South), Nanhu District, Jiaxing, Zhejiang 314001, China. It can be reached through a published landline at +86 573-89890066 and a national service line at +86 400-636-1110. No stock-exchange listing, external funding round, or specific founding year is disclosed on the public pages reviewed, so those fields are left unverified rather than estimated.
Primary type & automation activities this supplier delivers:
KID Series Hollow-Shaft Dual Encoder
Hollow-shaft dual optical encoder for compact robot-joint integration, repeatability under plus/minus 10 arc-seconds, resolution above 17-bit.
SIN60 Series Linear Encoder
Linear encoder for motion-control axes, repeatability under plus/minus 0.75 micrometers, speed fluctuation below 5 percent at 100 mm/s.
DIN58 Series Absolute Linear Encoder
Absolute linear encoder, positioning accuracy plus/minus 40 arc-seconds, repeatability plus/minus 7 arc-seconds, IP65 rated.
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